Hello,
I am sorry if this is a dumb question or maybe a FAQ, but even after searching
for hours, I do not get an overview of this package.
I would appreciate very much, if someone could give me just an entry point to
the solution of my problem.
I have the following:
- some x/y (pixel) position
Have a look at GRASS it has some raster to vector routines; you will
find that one of them has been ported into the geotools process module -
but I do not know how it works yet.
Jody
alboury mbar fall wrote:
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Hey greg;
You can create directional edges; and make use of that information when
navigating.
You can create an edge in each direciton that can be navigated (and then
just use dijkstra's as written)
I seem to recall a couple of classes in there that can be used for this
kind of thing ...
_greg
geoman wrote:
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I stumbled across my answer in the javadocs at
http://javadoc.geotools.fr/2.5/org/geotools/data/AbstractDataStore.html#getFeatureR
If you are interested, we are currently using a different approach to
polygon fills with hatching.
Instead of using a mark, we use an ExternalGraphic having as href a wms
request to geoserver itself.
As an example, this could be the content of :
image/png
I am working on a custom DataStore, and I got a little stuck - it wasn't
clear to me how to set up my data store to use filters. I started with the
PropertyDataStore example, but that seems to read the entire file instead of
applying a filter to the data.
I started with Geotools 2.5.0, and I am
Tobias Spaltenberger ha scritto:
> Hi Andrea,
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> while googling on how to make polygon fills with hatching, I found
> your mail and the following page:
> http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-829.
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> I was able to create hatched polygons using Geoserver 1.6.3 and the
> following SLD snippet:
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Hi Andrea,
while googling on how to make polygon fills with hatching, I found
your mail and the following page:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-829.
I was able to create hatched polygons using Geoserver 1.6.3 and the
following SLD snippet:
Hi,
I have just managed to do the linestring example, just wandering, is
there a class which will allow me linestring and display this visually? I
don't want to use the AWT/SWING object unless there is another way, but a
quick way? or can i display this on my NB Outpute Window? which would be
Olá Simone!
Thank you for answer me. I will try test with a newer version and the tell
you again.
By now, I want ask you if is my code correct?
Best regards
José
Simone Giannecchini wrote:
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> Ciao Jose',
> unfortunately the version of GeoTools you are referring with is very old.
> I recomme
Hi,Jody Garnett I can display the map with openlayers with a high
quality of zoom.With openlayers,I think we can't display the
locations of the city of Dakar.For my application I'd like to give the
user the opportunity to view the hôtels or restaurants a city,
geolocation the user from t
Hello,
in my application a user can select a polygon (which represents a block of
houses) which must me split up in smaller polygons (separate houses). With a
line drawn across the polygon I want to divide the polygon automatically by
duplicating the line several times maintaining the same directi
Anyone, anything... please.
_greg wrote:
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> I am starting to use geotools for my project and by now I have created
> working example that returns shortest path from point A to B for a given
> graph - I am using FeatureGraphGenerator.
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> Now, my question is, how to create short
it is a example for iterate file shapefile, it convert the multipolygon to
linestring:
FeatureCollection featureCollection = (FeatureCollection) figuras
.get(key);
Iterator it =
featureCollection.ite
It is a example:
SimpleFeatureType pointType = FeatureTypes.newFeatureType(
typesNew, style.getName());
SimpleFeature ptF =
SimpleFeatureBuilder.build(pointType,new Object[]
{point,figuraDTO.getIdentificador(), figuraDTO},null);
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